Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-01

Educational Institutions Of Washlmg.
tOn-PrOfessiOnal schools and Special
InstructOrx.

Next Monday the thirty ninth session Of the
medical department Of Georgetown University
Will begin. On the day after the regular lecture
course Will commence. and will take place daily at
$50 p. m. This college has graduated many men
VINO are now prominent in the medical profession,
and numbers among Its faculty some OF the best
| known physicians In the CITY,
| Inc medical department Of Howard University
has arranged for the benefit Of medical students a
thorough course In clinical medicine surgery, dis
eases Of women, and obstetrics during the ensu-
| Ing session at the Freedmen's Hospital. Clinics
Will De held under the direction OF eminent physi-
clans and surgeons and dental operations will be
| performed daily. Further information can be OBJ
talheo Dy ADDRESSING DR.. c. B. Purv1S, Ills 13th
street northwest.
The Washington Normal kindergarten Institute
lor the training OF teachers Mrs. Louise Pollock,
principal, begins its eleventh year to-day. Ctrcu-
lars can be obtained at the school, 1O17 10th street.
Miss Lace A. Daniel has resumed her lessons in
vocal and instrumental music at us 5th street
northwest.
The school conducted by Mrs. Geo. c. Chapman
ge9 18th street, has been reopened for the year.
studies.
Advantageous arrangements for instruction on
the piano and organ and In harmony can be made
Music.
The school under the management OF Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred BuJoc, at 1Ol6 18th street, will be re-
opened next Tuesday Private instruction is given
other studies.
Mrs Adeline Duval Mack's school Of elocution
northwest. Those who desire it can obtain at
thlS school private lessons in English studies
orally.
Mrs E. Waldecker has resumed her lessons In
vocal and instrumental music at 1904 Caroline
street northwest, between and and 18th and
10th streets
Pupils desiring thorough instruction on the
piano or In elOcution can arrange with F. G.
OF Music, VINO gives instruction in music accord
Ing to the ILLUSTRATED scientific method" and
with Miss Mary E. DaiSh. who has charge Of the
elocutlOn department, 1909 10th street.
Mr.. j. H. Williams, 621 eth street northwest, an
experienced teacher, gives instruction on the
the banjo and mandolin.
Ollendrof and Miestershaft systems Of nnguis-
try are taught by Prof. J. L. Klee OF 4O2 18th st.,
southwest. Private lessons are given in Spanish
and German grammar, composition, conversation
and the methods OF private, commercial and OIL
clal correspondence.
Miss Hilton's long established English and French
school for young ladies will be reopened at s21
vermont avenue Monday, october , Hours are
reserved for private instructions to adults. The
Scnool mas quite wide reputation for excellence.
Miss Rose Rands school OF elocution and dra-
matte art, 1898 street n. W.. has been reopened
for the season. The highest culture In these arts
Will be undertaken.
MUSIC leSSonS are given at 1SSO lotn street, Dy
Mrs. L. ID. Bucher and Miss Ada b. Conn. Lessons
upon the piano or organ and in vocal music Will
be given Miss Conn accepts engagements as
accompanies.
The Moreland Seminary, at Falls Church, Va,
will open Monday. The school offers the advan-
tageS OF healthful and convenient location,
delightful home, and ample educational facilities.
Fun information can be obtained by addressing
the principal, box 131.
Those desiring guitar lessons have now an op-
pOrtunity. See Advt,
An experienced teacher, who will give instruc-
lions to persons preparing for college or for civil
service examination, can be found at 1903 9th
street northwest
The School OF Music, at 1905 street, estab-
llshed In 1877, and OF which Theo. ingalls, King is
principal, offers excellent opportunities to those
wanting to acquire a knowledge OF the divine art.
There Is a church organ for practice.